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| | | ... timeframe, the S&P 500 has gained 10.6%; the Nikkei's up 10.3%, the FTSE-100's up 11.4%; the All Ords' up 9.4% and the Euro Stoxx's up... wait for it, 18.1%. Shoulda? Woulda? Coulda? Those that want to be sure their capital's returned have to console ... |
| | | | ... dangled in front of our noses by the Fed and the most especially, Signor Draghi. The S&P 500 fell by 0.7% and the DJ Euro Stoxx 50 closed 3% lower overnight led by a 5.2% sell-off in Spanish equities and a 4.6% drop in Italian shares. Similarly, Spanish ... |
| | | | ... whatever it takes to preserve the euro... believe me, it will be enough." Financial markets did. They believed him. The DJ Euro Stoxx 50 surged by 4.3% while we were sleeping, led by a 6.1% spike in Spanish stocks and a 5.6% jump in Italian shares. Wall ... |
| | | | ... in the equity markets of the region most affected by the EU's unexpected but welcomed "agreement" announcement. The Euro Stoxx 50 finished 5.0% up on the day, Spain's Ibex 35 index surged by 5.7% and Italy's FTSE MIB index rocketed by 6.6%. Even the ... |
| | | | ... buried themselves in, why have stock markets fallen by only so much. The S&P 500 closed 1.6% lower last night and the Euro Stoxx 50 ended 2.6% down. Sure, Spanish and Italian stocks tumbled by more -- 3.7% and 4.0%, respectively -- and Athens sank by ... |
| | | | ... Street ended flat with the Dow down 0.2% and the S&P 500 up 0.1%. However, it was more sinister in Europe with the Euro Stoxx 50 dropping by 1.2% at the close. At other times, financial markets would simply dismiss this as selling on news. But wait ... |
| | | | ... good news. Here are the other indices in ascending order of worseness: FTSE100, down 7.3%, All Ords, down 7.5%; DJ Euro Stoxx, down 8.2%; Nikkei-225, down 10.3%. Third time unlucky. These are worse than their performance in May 2011 and almost as bad ... |
| | | | ... that despite the headline grabbing ups and downs in the equity markets of the past few days, the S&P 500 and the DJ Euro Stoxx index have virtually traded sideways since 18 May - the end of the two weeks of pain that started with the elections in France ... |
| | | | ... in the eurozone and polls indicating a win for the pro-bailouters at the June elections were enough to send the DJ Euro Stoxx to finish last night's session with a 0.8% gain. Heck, even the Athens SE General index jumped by 1.9% overnight! Spain's IBEX ... |
| | | | ... lesser austerity and a bit more growth? But I digress. Wall Street closed flat last night. Europe closed up with the DJ Euro Stoxx index 1.3% higher - nearly recovering last Friday's 1.8% loss. Is this the calm before a heavier storm or have financial ... |
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